Quote from: MaWo on June 07, 2014, 11:11:19 PM

Quote from: mhkso2 on June 07, 2014, 01:56:29 PM

Hi, mhkso2,

Recently, MaWo got a list of "known passwords" and hashed all of them. That list is used by hackers to brute-force accounts and steal from the victim. Unfortunately, he found that your hash matches a hash on that known-password list.

So I'm writing you to ask you to select a new passphrase, hash it and send the hash back to me so I can change your current hash. I'm doing this because we don't want you to be robbed again. Once is enough.

About 3% of all Nxt holders have had their passphrases cracked and their Nxt stolen. MaWo, myself and the rest of the NFD team don't want this to happen to you! So please select a new passphrase, as secure as you're comfortable with, and send the new hash back. I'll make sure that it's the hash we use for the distribution.

Thanks,

Nxtblg

hank you very much for your letter！You are a head of the team！
I'm sorry go out these days, failed to timely to answer your question！
new HASH：359b58c4112e42d1e1cee310b53b63fa58cf523c0c4f3635fa98767e5bf90de1
thanks！Waiting for your letter

is it ok？help me！

Your new hash is also weak. Your secret "wsxcderfv" is in the list of known secrets.
Never use keyboard character patterns as password!

The savest password is a random password. Please use keepass v1 or v2 to generate a password with at least 35 random characters and numbers.
Keepass can also save your password securely! It's available for windows, mac, linux, bsd ... and it's open source.

http://keepass.info/

Thank you very much, this is a head of the team.Then what shall I do, I can see you have sent the final list.